1. Today in Science
You will Need:
1)Pencil, Colored Pencils,
Highlighters or Markers
2)Calculator
3)Definition of Matter Lab –
4 pages 8 sides – Picked up
Tuesday

2. Test #1-Retakes
1. 10 opportunities to retake
2. Starts Thur. Sept 27th – Oct.
5th
3. Before school or at lunch
4. Please schedule a time with
me.
5. Same content/different
tests
6. No notes;just a calculator

3. I spy w/ my little eye
1. The inside of the “WhatzIt?”
2. Not a screw, ring, magnet or
marble….
3. But found towards the head
of the class
4. In plain site and not hiding
5. Do you think you’ve unlocked
the mystery yet?…..

4. TEXT BOOK Pg. 85 (Each worth 5 points)
sh ed
Physical Properties Definitioni n i
f Example
ve
(Own Words)
ha ight
(Your Own)
uld st n
ho la
Thermal Conductivity
S
State One of 5 main
phases of matter
Malleability
Ductility
Solubility
Density

5. Turn to the Periodic Table on Pgs.
196-197
You will Need BLUE, ORANGE &
PURPLE
Shade in each box of your P.T. as
follows:
• Liquid = BLUE = Do FIRST
• Gas = - ORANGE = Do SECOND
• Solid = - PURPLE = Do LAST

6. Finding Percents:
Fraction Entire Decimal Rounded to %
Nearest
100th
/109
2 divided by 109 = Nearest Percent
2 /109 100 th value
/109

7. Energy Levels
Most matter changes through the different
phases when heat is either added or
removed. Illustrate the DIAGRAM showing
phase change from low to high.

8. Charles’ Gas Law
1. Pressure is Constant
2. Which is the IV and DV?
• Volume change=
• Temp. change=
3. What kind of relationship?

9. Boyle’s Gas Law
1. Temp is Constant
2. Which is the IV and DV?
• Pressure change=
• Volume change=
3. What kind of relationship?

10. Atom/Molecular Movement
Illustration
Gas

11. Atom/Molecular Movement
Illustration
Liquid

12. Atom/Molecular Movement
Illustration
Amorphou Crystalli
s ne RepeatingLattice
– Crystal
Pattern
Ab
to ility
str
etc
h
ate
ibr ne
V o
Solid as t
ni
u

13. Atom/Molecular Movement
Illustration
Word Bank
Plasma
Freezing Condensation
E
E Sublimation Evaporation
N
N E
E
R
Gas R
G
Melting
G Y
Y
Liquid
Solid

14. How are Changes of State and
Energy Related?
Matter
A change in state happens when ________________
Physical
changes from one _______________ form to another. A
change of state is always a physical change. Remember
Identity
that in a physical change the _________________ of the
substance does not change.
Added Release
Energy must be _______________ or ________________
d in
order for a substance to change its physical state.
Particles of different substances move differently. This
movement of particles depends on the state of the
Added
substance (solid, liquid or gas.)
Faster
Release Slower
When energy is _______________, particles move
__________________ and become hotter. When energy
d is
_______________, particles move _______________ and
become cooler.

15. Balloon Activity:
1. Will be adding energy from our
muscles to the balloon.
2. In your own words, describe what is
happening. (COMPLETE SENTENCES)
3. Use the words ENERGY, ADDED,
RELEASED, TEMPERATURE when
describing the relationship between
temperature and increasing or
decreasing energy.

16. States of Matter – Part 2
1. Complete the chart based on information
you have gathered from your notes and
virtual labs.
2. Mark an “X” in the columns of Definite
Shape, Definite Volume or Takes the
Shape of the Container if the description
applies.
3. If the description does not apply draw a
-------- the box or leave blank.
4. GIVE the PHASE/STATE for each example

17. # Example Definite Definite Takes the State of Matter
Shape Volume Shape of is?
the
Container
3 Iron
X X Solid
4 Helium
X Gas
14 Fluorescent Lights
X Plasm
a
17 Mercury at Room
X X Liquid
Temperature

18. •http://
www.youtube.com/watch?v
=1I93Y2AH0mw

19. Homework
1)View & Complete Syringe video
2)Complete Last Page – States of
Matter – Internet Connections –Part 2
3)This packet is due tomorrow